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What is NYC BC § 3306.9.11.2?

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This section mandates the examination of connections of the floor framing system to bearing walls, shear walls, beams, and columns before storing materials on any floor. A competent person designated by the permit holder must assess the condition and adequacy of these connections. Applies to building owners involved in material storage operations.

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3306.9.11.2 Examination of connections.

BC § 3306.9.11.2

Before any material is stored on any floor, the existing flooring adjacent to bearing walls, shear walls, beams and columns shall be removed and the connections of the floor framing system to the bearing walls, shear walls, beams and columns shall be carefully examined by a competent person designated by the permit holder to ascertain their condition and adequacy to support such material. If the connections are found to be in poor condition or inadequate to support the stored material, no material shall be deposited on the floor until these connections are shored from the cellar floor through each successive floor or otherwise strengthened to safely support such material.

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